DuPay review

Dupay

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The official website says the service has been terminated · 2026-11-10

DuPay (app name Dupay Pro) was one of the USDT virtual-card products marketed to Chinese-speaking users. When we checked its website dupay.one on 2026-11-10, the page showed only "Service Termination / Service terminated" with a contact address, support@dupay.one

Cons

Official website says the service has been terminated

—Issuance

TerminatedTotal cost

—FX fee

—Daily limit

Verdict: The official site announces the service is terminated — do not top up; existing users should contact the official email about balances.

Card overview

Card info

Website: dupay.one

The official website only shows "Service terminated", with support@dupay.one as contact

KYC requirements

Service terminated; no KYC policy to verify

dupay.one · 2026-11-10

Because the service has been officially terminated, this page offers no sign-up link and no longer evaluates fees. We keep it so that people searching for DuPay see its status immediately: do not top up through any channel claiming to be DuPay; if you still hold a balance, contact only the email published on the official site and be wary of private messages from fake support agents. For alternatives, see the active cards with well-documented fees listed below.

Who it suits

Suits: —

Not for: All new users (service terminated)

Checklist before you apply

Do not top up through any website, app or group claiming to be DuPay; the official site has announced the service is terminated.
Collect your top-up transaction hashes, the card's last four digits and transaction records as evidence.
Contact only support@dupay.one as published on the official page — never via "support agents" in DMs or group chats.
Treat any claim that you must pay an "unfreezing fee" before a refund as a scam.
If the card was attached to subscriptions or ad accounts, switch the payment method on those platforms.

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FAQ

Can DuPay still be used?

As of 2026-11-10, DuPay's website dupay.one only shows "Service terminated"; avoid any new top-ups.

What if I still have a DuPay balance?

Contact only support@dupay.one as published on the official site, keep your records, and ignore any "support agent" who messages you first.

Someone says DuPay moved to a new website — is that real?

The official site has announced no new address. Treat any channel asking you to top up again or pay an "unfreezing fee" as a scam.

What are the alternatives to DuPay?

Active cards such as ExCards, KripiCard, PokePay and Bybit Card; read their reviews to confirm documents and fees.

How do I avoid this with my next card?

Top up only what you will spend, keep no large balance, and prefer issuers that disclose their entity, licence numbers and full fees.

Alternatives

ExCards KripiCard PokePay Bybit Card

Checked 2026-11-10 · dupay.one

A U-card is only for passing payments through: top up only what you will spend, and never keep a large balance on the card.